now, abc2 news at 11. >> oh, yes he ended up shot. find out what happened to a off duty police office neither latest on the royal hospital prank. the djs could face criminal charges. we have the latest. >> and football game lasted three quarters the ravens one 12-1. another failure to finish in the 4th. i will tell you what, we are an hour away from finishing this day off. all day drizzling and we found our heads up in the clouds. >> a night and day without color. the only color was gray. we are trying to get through the fog and mist and here mike masco hopefully to sweep our worries and fog away. >> close to 70 is good news right? but let's talk about what's going on tonight and we have the dense fog advisory for the entire area. this is up until 9 tomorrow morning in baltimore couldn't crane pg county -- county and pg county and dense fog will be

out there. ideal visibility should be 10and there's a updata half mile. that's tricky travel through the course of the evening and then there could be some spotty showers. so drizzle pockets, fog, clouds and it's all going to be in play through the course of tonight. 49 degrees in the city. to the north up in manchester, 43. annapolis at 48 degrees. temperatures going right around 50 degrees and through the wakeup hour and they are he getting fog and low clouds out there. and look at lunchtime. 60 degrees. how about close to 70 tomorrow. we will share your 7-day forecast coming up. around bend from the tank you will find dale avenue in overlea. >> a officer tried to go down the road and it almost cost his life. joce sterman has more. >> reporter: the officer is out of the hospital a police won't give out his name but he was taken to shock trauma and released earlier today. now the officer was not on duty when he was hurt. it happened near the intersection of dale and

kenwood avenues in overlea. police say he was driving after 3 this morning when he came across a big group of people blocking the road. so he stopped and asked some of the people to move so he could get through. and a man came out of the group and fired several shots into the officer's car. county investigators are looking at this case and they have not released any information about the suspect although they say the shooting was random and the officer was not targeted. if you have information about the shooting, call county police at 410-307-2020. joce sterman, abc2 news. county police are investigating a 19-year-old shot on kingston road in middle river last night before 8. the teen was shot in the upper body taken to the hospital and is expected to make it. for reasons we don't know, a man in his 30s was walking on the on-ramp at route 50 at rowe boulevard when he was hit by a car around 8:30 tonight. state police say the glen burnie man is being kept alive for medical purpose at anne arundel medical senter. a bad morning on jones

falls expressway. both directions shut down after two crashes. jfx shut down one accident happened at 10 and another an hour later and problems on 95 between abington and havre de grace a person was killed what suv crashed under a tractor trailer. a 18 -year-old was killed on friday while trying to cross solomon's island road. at the time of the collision it was raining heavily and owens was wearing dark clothing. she was not in the crosswalk and there was no evidence that the driver was speeding. and a woman's body was found in the woods on route 1 in howard county. victim was found by a man walking near the 9,000 block of rue run. they believe the woman is in her 40ans reported missing by a friend. police are trying to identify the victim. there's a big difference between wins and losses and life and death in the nfl and for the secretary sunday in a row it's death making news. dallas cowboys defensive lineman josh brent says he is

just trying to deal with the death of his teammate and very best friend jerry brown. brent was released from jail after posting a half a million dollars bond. brent is charged with intoxication manslaughter in the accident early saturday that killed his friend brown. investigators believe they located a popular mexican american singer that wasreported missing. jenny rivera and 6 others were on a jet after taking off from mexico this morning. she put on a concert in mexico city and the wreckage of a small plane was located in the northern state and there were no survivors. she was the judge on the voice mexico show and had a popular reality show on telemundo. mexican transportation officials say everything points to the wreckage being the plane that was carrying the singer. same sex couples crowded city hall in seattle to walk down the aisle and say i do this morning. the wait is over for same sex couples there. hundreds of gay and lesbian

couples who picked up their marriage licenses early as 12:01 thursday morning were able to tight knot after the state's 3-day waiting period expired at midnight. last month washington man and maryland were the first states to pass same sex marriage here in maryland same sex couples picked up their licenses but will not take effect until january 1st. christmas is 16 days away and the fiscal cliff is 23 days away. which are you more excited for? david curley says it was a big meeting at the white house today. are we any closer to ending the cliff hanger. >> reporter: for the first time in more than 3 weeks, a face-to- face meeting at the white house. but today, no cameras as the president sat down with -- offered which some see as good news. cocreator of a debt reducing plan sees progress. >> any time you got two guys tangoing you have a chance to get it done. >> reporter: before the talks, some republicans were admitting that the president will get a

lot of what he wants. >> let's face it he has the upper happened on taxes. you have to pass something to keep that from happening. >> reporter: why the compromising words? the white house moderated demands. the president says tax rates for the wealthy have to rise but now word that the actual rate could be negotiable. maybe not all the way back to 39.6%. >> will i accept a tax increase as a part of a deal to actually solve our problems? yes. >> reporter: those problems according to republicans entitledments and a democrat embraced a way called medicare cost those that make more have to pay more. >> those of with us higher income and retirement should pay more than could be part of the solution. >> reporter: it is a two man negotiate with the speakerfeeling the heat from the right. saturday night live suggested republicans are bullying boehner in the cafeteria. >> not a single member of theparty willing to share his company. he didn't have any milk to

drink because, well, tell them why. >> because they took my milk and threw it in the garbage. >> reporter: so did he they make progress? well both sides are being very tightlipped in fact both the speaker's house and white house released the exact same statement word for word. they are both being very quiet. david curley abc news the white house. more on good morning america tomorrow morning 579:00 live from -- at 7:00 live from washington. now the back lack from the royal prank a phone call made from djs where kate middleton was staying. >> and the nurse who took her life. we have a report the djs could face criminal investigation. >> reporter: it was a bad joke that took a tragic turn. and now the two australian djs at the center of that infamous phoney phone call. >> hello, there. could i please speak to kate mygranddaughter. >> reporter: may have to face questioning from australian police. did they break the law by

recording and broadcasting what was a private conversation when they got through to the london hospital room where kate middleton was being treated for severe morning sickness? >> i want to see how her tummy bug is going. >> she is sleeping at moment. >> reporter: the station boss has come to their defense. >> we are confidence we have not done anything illegal call was found dead in an apparent suicide, the global backlash goes on. threats and calls for their arrests has pushed djs mel greg and michael christian into hiding. twitter and facebook pages dark, station executives tell abc news the pair is in such fragile emotional state that they are seeing counselors but on the streets of sydney. >> it didn't sound like them it wasn't the accent or anything. >> reporter: they are sit -- there's still lots of support for the duo. >> we prairchgd each other -- pranked each other and it never leads to this. >> reporter: so many others have been caught in shock shock

banks without a sad ending. >> this is nicholas sarkozy speaking. >> so good to hear row. >> reporter: like then sarah palin punked by canadian djs pretending to be the president of france. >> you've been prank. >> have we been pranked. >> reporter: and prince william spoke about the news over the weekend. not mentioning the death of the nurse but instead making a joke at a charity event about how morning sickness should be called all day and all night sickness. >> all right. ravens fans we are feeling beaten up after the battle of the beltway and it might take a while to recover. fans at della rose are here shaking heads hours after the loss at fed ex. redskins won in overtime 31-28 coming down to a field goal for people watching all over baltimore could have heard a pin drop and steelers fans were

sileet when -- silent when the kick went through. >> respect the establishment and great fans and great time. >> he's big guy. >> yeah i don't want to get nothing with this guy. >> every great team goes through adversity and it depends on how you bounce back in life and how you get up off the mat and come back the next week and say let's go, let's -- now we play. >> now we play. you see tony at della rosa's? when he gets up on the bar. >> yes. i joined him once. >> that's good. next week ravens play broncos at home and at one here comes peyton and the broncos. >> we are ready. >> we will be back in 60 short seconds and hope for anyone touched by alzheimer's. >> researchers here at johns hopkins are looking to jump- start the brain with something like a pace maker. details on how it could possibly slow or stop all first. >> a restaurant has explaining to do after the waiter was busted putting a very unflattering label on some

customers' bills. >> oh no. >> here's what's going on. a lot of clouds and fog. dense fog advisory across the area. we are 46 in town. look at the warmth to the south. i am meteorologist mike masco wild swings in the forecast we will detail that coming up after this.

in health news tonight, new hope for families who have a loved one with alzheimer's. hope comes from our backyard at johns hopkins. there's word of a new and promising procedure that could be one day used to fight alzheimer's. kind of like a pays make he for the brain -- pacemaker for the brain. >> reporter: a cure for alzheimer's disease with the heart breaking mental decline and memory loss has long alluded doctors but now a surgical approach. involving a pacemaker used to stimulate the brain is offering great hope to the first such surgeries in the u.s., performed at johns hop cns by dr. and -- hopkins by dr.

anderson. >> we are excited about the surgery and hope to improve the patient's function for a extended period of time longer than otherwise they would have. >> reporter: experimental medications have so far failed to significantly slow the debilitating disease which affects 5.4 million americans and is expected to jump to 16 million by 2050 but dr. anderson says the surgery has effective in canada where it's been performed 6 times on patients such as robert with alzheimer's>> if i can't remember something and if i just pause for one, two or three seconds, it pops in. >> reporter: here's hour it works. it is surgically implapted in the chest -- implanted in the chest. wires are under the skin to the skull and deep into the brain to deliver an electrical stimulation at a rate of 100 electrical impulses a second. >> what's excite something our understanding of how memory works fits well with how this surgery might work. >> reporter: the same device is commonly used to fight parkin

doctor demonstrates the difference in the brain scans. >> the lights are out here there's someone home and we are able to turn the brain back on. >> reporter: and while the surgery to battle alzheimer's is still experimental, after four years, he is still driving his car and going to the gym living a normal life. >> the diagnosis of alzheimer's you doesn't know the future and i think -- don't know the future and now i think we have a little future. >> hey, loyola university has a caring students don't this. the hounds were at it again. pee put on a diss -- they put on a christmas basketball game to support those dealing with super storm sandy. students were catches and many of the students and alumni are from areas hard hit by the storm. they raised 900 dollars for someone to hear jimmy pregame speech one night. >> that's great. big blustery winter storm

is moving across america's heartland. the sea seen first big storm -- season he's first big storm is dumping snow in northern plains and western great lakes. more than 150 flights were canceled at the minneapolis airport. roads across the area shut down 300 car crashes and spinouts and vehicles. blizzard like conditions are expected to start off the week in the upper midwest. >> and now, maryland's most accurate forecast. >> that close to home look at annapolis today. a lot of fog for most of your afternoon. that has really kept the visibilities down ijamsville and havre de grace dealing with the fog. and we have a dense fog advisory for havre de grace through the course of tonight. 46 right now in town. look at the humidity. 100% so that cloud right on the surface. and that will keep us with the fog through the course of the overnight. 46 dew points and winds are light and variable and the pressure is 30.02 and falling. that's an indication there's a storm on the move and i will

show you where in a second. 50 we maxed out today. that's slightly above average. should be right around 47 this time of the year. 72 in the books would have felt good set in 1966. in terms of temperatures, we are uniformally into the 40s. north up towards manchester and elkton you are seeing a lower 40s but i think everyone will be right around 50 for tonight. the weather headlines going to be the visibilities which are reduced some. we are about a half a mile in baltimore and you go towards easton and eastern shore around the bay bridge and out through route 50 you are dealing with reduced visibilities between one and three miles and for that reason weather service put out a dense weather service advisory. it will be affecting the morning commute. keep the low beams on and speeds down tomorrow morning. notice spotty showers and there's another good downpour going over the southern section of the state. and again that's going to hold tight and go over the bay bridge and head over queen annes county tonight.

eastern shore will deal with the possibility of downpours and drizzle pockets through midnight. 50 as you wake up at 7 and into the of 0 -- 60s tomorrow with mainly cloudy skies. you notice all the action has been out to the south and west of us. up towards the north and the east we have been getting our bouts of some drizzle and fog. and it's because of this warm front situated over the area. this will lift toward the north during the course of the overnight and look at the warmth associated with eye. while we are at 46, raleigh is at 64. so the warm air moving from south to north will be in here but then we will see changes as we progress into the week. international falls 1 degree right now. same hold true towards pierre and northern plains. that's cold air that's due to move in as we go into the rest of the week. so again, fog out there tomorrow morning, dense fog advisory until 9 in the morning. and we see a blend of some sunshine and it's very limited sunshine. and here comes some wet weather that moves in latter portion of monday afternoon and evening.

that's when we will see the cold air moving across our area. the forecast for tonight takes you towards anne arundel county and will uniformally be into the 40s to around 50. dense fog all anne arundel county under the advisory going into tonight. western zones forecast for tomorrow, tawnytown to manchester, 63 to 64. notice it's uniformally into the 60s. a little bit warmer in baltimore city with temperatures around 68. some areas may pop close to 70. parkton around 64, 65, bel air eastern shore numbers delightful 66 degrees. call for maryland middle east accurate weather team 47 and patchy drizzle pockets, fog and then for tomorrow, mostly cloudy, 66 degrees and very warm. that front moves through tomorrow night and we will be at 50 but falling temperatures could be a rumble or two of thunder associated with that frontal passage. 52 on tuesday and there will be a storm lurking offshore for wednesday. we will keep it dry right now. but lynette may have to change things around tomorrow morning.

48 degrees and again right around 50 for much of the week. uneventful week but the fog is all about the story for tomorrow right. >> all right. thanks mike. an outrageous restaurant bill not because of the charge but because what was pinted on it. two words. fat imperils. the three -- girls. the three women were understandably hurt and outraged and mark greenblatt reports when they complained from the manager the reaction made it worse. >> reporter: rule number one with casinos, the house is always supposed to wipe. cameo club casino restaurant in stockton, california, it left three women feeling taken in an noshly large way. >> -- unusually large way. >> i got the bill and was like why does it say fat girls. >> i looked and i said heck no. >> reporter: sure enough there it is. right on the top of the receipt. a bartender named jeff typed in fat girls to keep track of the bill for the table. when they asked the manager for an explanation.

>> he had a smerk on his face like if it was funny but trying not to laugh. >> reporter: but it went from bad to worse when they wanted hem to pay the bill with a 25% discount. they declined the manager's next offer, too. >> he was like well, i think i could do 50%. and we are just like are you serious? >> reporter: a facebook message overnight, the cameo club casino owner maggie lieus apologized saying -- lewis apologized saying insulting a customer is intolerable. as for jeff, he is looking for a new job. >> he was busy last night but that's no excuse. >> reporter: jimmy didn't work that night but is trying to clean up the mess. >> i want to tell them we are sincerely sorry for that and that we will do everything in our power to make sure this never happens to anyone ever again. >> reporter: but this is the sort of thing that will sting for a while. >> it's not funny. it's like -- i can see it over and over again. >> wow. >> a sen forefrom west virginia

is asking -- senator from west virginia is asking mtv to cancel buck wild. in a letter to the network the democrat called the show a travesty that plays to ugly inaccurate stereotypes about the people from west virginia. according to mtv website it follows friends that lives by the motto whatever happens, happens some favorite activities is dump truck pool parties and human slingshots. it's set to premier next month. mtv is not commenting on the senator's request. >> we will be right back.

in florida they stripped down to speedos. 250 people ran a one mile course to raise awareness and money for children affected by hi development and aids. it will provide holiday gifts meals and school supplies for tampa bay area children. >> the national menorah was lit during a special ceremony in washington. today mark the first day and the second night of hanukkah. thousands of people attended the lighting ceremony the first lighting of the national menorah took place in 1979. well daniel simmons and his wife heather run the hubbard funeral home on wilkins avenue and you know what they do. they are giving away up to a 300 christmas trees to national guard families in honor of their service and dedication. so this weekend they were loading up trees and getting them into loving homes and in fact it started with a 100 tree effort and everybody wanted one. so, daniel is going to drive to north carolina to pick up more trees. we will help out 300 national

guard families. >> that's awesome. >> that's great. >> way back when, when you were a child did you make a handwritten list for santa? >> i still do. what you trying to say? now times have change. sites like amazon and wish pot and tall wish i like that tall wish, that's good. they let users share list was family and friends across social networking sites where they are interacting. and the explosion in pinterest has created another avenue. >> i share it with everybody. so i make my list on pinterrest and the pictures are there and i have one more my kids and the must works one. >> they opened up the site to businesses meaning retail kers highlight their products throughout holiday season. it tax away the personal aspect. >> and you know feck -- takes away the personal aspect. >> and you can make the holiday brighter for low he cal children in need we are the

sponsor of it's kindertime toy drive drop off a unwrapped toy or at all the celebree learning centers and lots of other locations for the complete list head to abc2news.com/toy drive. you know where santa he list came in via text from the ipod touch. >> really you get a text message. >> yes. >> you can tweet santa as well. i follow her. he's good twitter. >> following you. >> that would be cool. let's see the weather thing the hour by hour and midnight. 47 degrees. dense fog advisory through 9:00 tomorrow morning. what does that mean? it means the low beams and take down the speeds along the beltway tomorrow morning because the issue with the fog. 5 # by tuesday, let me back up for second. how about tomorrow -- 52 by tuesday. let me back up tomorrow. how about tomorrow. closing in on 70 but the bottom falls back to near normal kins. weans storm lynette charles at

4:30 and we will talk wednesday -- wednesday's storm. clear clear

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